Geoderma · 2023
Long-term integrated crop-livestock grazing stimulates soil ecosystem carbon flux, increasing subsoil carbon storage in California perennial agroecosystems
Brewer, K. M., Muñoz-Araya, M., Martinez, I., Marshall, K. N., Gaudin, A. C.
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integrated sheep-vineyard (ISV) vs. conventional understory management (CONV)p = 0.003 · 30–45 cm · Northern California coastal foothills · Significant deepest-subsoil increase;15–30 also higher but only trend,p=.063. Concentration,not measured area stock.
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